Give your agents an identity!
Your agents can act on your behalf. Give them a verifiable identity, limited permissions and traceable actions, from assignment to execution.
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13 articles · Published by Alien6 teams
Your agents can act on your behalf. Give them a verifiable identity, limited permissions and traceable actions, from assignment to execution.
When several agents share the same words but not quite the same business definitions, every component can work correctly while the system as a whole quietly starts to drift.
Giving applications and services a verifiable identity, independent of everything that keeps changing in their runtime environment — the second Zero Trust foundation of our projects.
At Alien6, we are experimenting with eBPF to make it one of the foundations of our application architecture: containing incidents, easing audits and preserving service continuity.
With Watchdog, Alien6's R&D explores how to measure, contain and improve the work of development agents without sacrificing quality or turning their governance into a surveillance system.
Passive and active reconnaissance techniques for mapping your own attack surface and identifying exposure vectors.
How to use cryptographic attestation to prevent supply chain attacks in CI/CD pipelines.
Why embedding strategy is the most underestimated architectural decision in RAG system design.
The four structural pathologies that cause most production RAG systems to underperform — and how to fix them.
An engineering framework for deciding between prompt engineering, fine-tuning, and RAG based on cost, latency, and quality trade-offs.
Five patterns observed in production-grade LLM systems for managing cost, latency, and reliability.
Why zero-trust cannot be purchased as a product, and what it actually requires architecturally.
How the Kubernetes operator pattern generalizes beyond stateful apps to encode any complex operational logic into the control plane.